
- September 2013 Oncology
- Volume 79
- Issue 9
Pet Peeves
Clogging the Drive-thru.
Some people are too lazy to come inside the pharmacy with insurance issues, multiple Rxs, and lengthy questions. This makes the drive-thru line lengthy and customers mad, and the technician at the window gets the blame!
Skewed Priorities?
Patients who cannot afford to pay cash for nebulizer masks or other respiratory supplies for their children but have smartphones, fancy manicures, and gold jewelry.
Really?!
When a patient says he has no money until next Tuesday and asks if we can “loan” him 1 Viagra pill for the weekend.
Nothing Like the Last Minute.
Patients who wait until 4:45 PM on a Friday (when the pharmacy closes at 5:00 PM) to bring in their prescription for durable medical equipment and gripe because you cannot verify their insurance. Their baby needs this machine, they say, and they will sue if the baby has to go to the hospital because you didn’t give it to them.
What’s bothering you?
Bossy patients, abandoned prescriptions, drive-throughs? Pharmacy Times wants to know. Send your pet peeves to
Articles in this issue
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Can You Read These Rxs?about 12 years ago
Case Studiesabout 12 years ago
Glaucoma Treatment in Nursing Home Often Combined with Other Medsabout 12 years ago
Leading the Way to Improved Careabout 12 years ago
Your Compounding Questions Answeredabout 12 years ago
NCCN Guidelines May Improve Ovarian Cancer Outcomesabout 12 years ago
Regular Exercise Linked to Reduced Ovarian Cancer Riskabout 12 years ago
Men Favor Prostate Cancer Test Despite Task Force Recommendationabout 12 years ago
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